Examine Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos's ascent to power and the global impact of the empire he built. The film also investigates the darker side of the company's rapid growth, and the challenge of trying to rein in the power of the richest man in the world.

The world's most famous movie star falls in love with a small-time bookstore owner.

Ellen Morgan is a 30-something, neurotic bookstore owner. She tries to get by in life dealing with her various friends who include the outgoing redhead Paige, the insecure photographer Adam, her unsure-of-himself cousin Spence, the coffee-shop guy Joe Farrell, and the critical and obnoxious Audrey. Most challenging of all, Ellen also has to contend with her annoying and overbearing parents Lois and Harold.

Jo Stockton is a shy, reluctant Greenwich Village bookstore clerk who is transformed into a modeling sensation by a fashion photographer who discovers her and grooms her for stardom. Maggie Prescott is the publisher and editor of Quality magazine, who agrees that Jo has a new and fresh face. Prescott desires to have Jo for her publication's new look. Now, Jo will undergo a complete transformation, with Paris as the destination.

Self-confessed romantic Emma runs a boutique bookstore and it is her pride and joy. She's excited when her business partner Frank brings his son, Eric, to the store to shadow her at work for a couple of weeks. However, the two clash immediately as Eric suggests ways to improve the store that Emma feels are unnecessary. A welcome distraction arrives in the form of Landon, a handsome and charming customer who sweeps Emma off her feet. Just when it looks...

Must love dogs: Sarah Nolan is divorced, demoralize and dateless until her sister posts her profile on perfectmatch.com. Now she has a lot of dates, mainly with weirdos, weepers, lechers and jocks. Then she meets Jake, a soulful boat builder whose idea of true love comes straight from the movies. Jake is attractive, smart and maybe a bit too intense for Sarah, so she passes him by. But in passing him up, she may be passing up a real chance for love....

"In 1951, George Whitman opened a bookshop-commune in Paris. George, 92, still runs his 'den of anarchists disguised as a bookstore, ' offering free, dirty beds to poor literati, cutting his hair with a candle and gluing the carpet with pancake batter. More than 40,000 poets, travelers and political activists have stayed at Shakespeare and Company, writing or stealing books, throwing parties and making soup or love while living with George's generosity...